Working in Sports and Entertainment

You’re not the smartest person in the room anymore. And if you are — that’s a red flag.

The lack of rigid roles in flat companies means you're constantly encouraged (and required) to learn new skills. One day you might be...

Ten years ago, if you walked into a stadium, an arena, or even a mid-tier concert venue, you probably wouldn’t have seen much that looked...

In that moment, it’s not about what happened. It’s about how fast you can breathe, reassess, and act.

You can have a perfect CI/CD pipeline and still ship garbage if no one’s aligned.

You need to understand how systems work, how data flows, how dependencies interact. But that’s just the starting line. Today, you also need:

You can know Python or VMware or Fortinet. But if you can’t see how they all interact during a live event or a system outage, you're not...

This industry doesn’t wait for you to catch up.

The first time I was offered a management role, I almost said yes just for the title. But the team was...

I clearly recall being told "You have no experience" far more often than...

Working in Sports and Entertainment in Technology as a Leader.

Dealing with working late and burnouts.